Tre Harris Suffers Hamstring Injury Against Broncos

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Tre Harris suffered a hamstring injury during Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos and became questionable to return, according to Rotowire and Draft Sharks. The injury occurred in the third quarter, leaving the Chargers' receiving unit with fewer available options. According to Draft Sharks, Harris left the contest after sustaining the injury in the third quarter.

Rotowire reported that his availability for the remainder of the game was uncertain as the Chargers evaluated his condition. The Chargers entered the game already dealing with receiver absences. Draft Sharks reported that Quentin Johnston was unavailable, while Ladd McConkey had limited involvement because of a foot injury.

According to Draft Sharks, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Theo Wease, and Derius Davis became the primary remaining wide receivers after Harris exited. Rotowire reported that Valdes-Scantling and Davis were expected to take on larger offensive roles.

Harris had been positioned for a larger workload before the injury, according to The Fantasy Footballers. The outlet reported that Johnston was ruled out and McConkey's status was uncertain before the matchup against Denver. The Fantasy Footballers also reported updates on other Chargers players before the game. The outlet noted that McConkey's foot injury and Johnston's chest injury affected the team's available offensive options.

According to The Fantasy Footballers, Johnston did not practice during the portion of Friday's session open to the media. The outlet also reported that McConkey did not practice Friday and that Kolar remained limited Thursday because of a forearm issue. Harris' final status after the injury remained uncertain, with Rotowire listing him as questionable to return. The Chargers continued the game with their remaining receiving options after his departure.